Relations Between Scholarship Types and Number of Publications from Scientific Initiation Fellow in Applied Social Sciences: A Study at the Federal University of Paraná
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https://doi.org/10.23925/2178-0080.2017v20i1.35309Keywords:
Scientific Initiation, Scholarship, Number of Publications, Applied Social SciencesAbstract
Given the importance of the Scientific Initiation (SI) programs for the development of researchers, the objective of the present study is to identify the existence of an association between types of SI grants and the number of publications of fellows. The data were obtained from the Scientific Initiation System of the Federal University of Paraná and the Lattes platform, comprising scholarship holders from the courses of Administration, Accounting Sciences, Economic Sciences and Information Management, who were in SI between 2003 and 2016. This is a quantitative study with non-parametric bivariate methods. The results show that CNPQ fellows have accumulated higher amounts and have remained longer in SI. It is concluded that the number of publications is not given by the type or value of the scholarship grant – which points to aspects intrinsic to the student.
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